1950s Child's Navy & White Saddle Shoes - Size 2.5 Girls Swing Era Two Tone Oxfords - 50s Dark Blue Bobby Soxer - NOS Deadstock - Size 2 1/2 XSladies the front is mint

Name: 1950s Child's Navy & White Saddle Shoes - Size 2.5 Girls Swing Era Two Tone Oxfords - 50s Dark Blue Bobby Soxer - NOS Deadstock - Size 2 1/2 XSladies the front is mint
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 18858698598
Price: 59.99 USD
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Rating: 4.7029000000000005 (22 reviews)

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1950s Child's Navy & White Saddle Shoes - Size 2.5 Girls Swing Era Two Tone Oxfords - 50s Dark Blue Bobby Soxer - NOS Deadstock - Size 2 1/2 XSladies the front is mint

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1950s Child's Navy & White Saddle Shoes Size 2.5 Girls Swing Era Two Tone Oxfords 50s Dark Blue Bobby Soxer NOS Deadstock Size 2 1 2 XSladies the front is mint the front is mint has a single oblong liquid mark about 1 2 inch long between two of the satin stripes of brocade located just below the zig zag (measurements taken at insole of shoe) *Shoe size is actual marked size in shoe

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